Heat Burstat News Today

The kansas department of health said as of tuesday it knew of thousandd cattle reported dead after the high heat and humidity temps reached one hundred and eight degrees in northwest kansas on monday. and the national weather service says the sweltering heat could extend into next week. now one kansas farmer, greg petersen, says the animal healthx index is the worst its been in 10 to 20 years. peterson10 says southwestern kansas saw a rare heat burstat that caused the temperature to spike to 100...